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Fig. 3. Analysis of embryos injected with anti-EDEN-BP antibodies. (A-D) Embryos were injected into one blastomere at the two-cell stage with control (non-immune, C-Ab) or anti-EDEN-BP (E-Ab) antibodies. They were allowed to develop until stage 39 and then were stained with the myotome-specific 12/101 monoclonal antibody. C and D are higher magnifications of the lower embryos in A and B, respectively. (A,C) Injected sides and (B,D) non-injected sides of the same embryos. (E-G) Hematoxylin and Eosin-stained horizontal sections of stage 39 embryos injected at the two-cell stage with 200 ng of anti-EDEN-BP antibodies. (F,G) Higher magnifications of the somites of the non-injected (F) and injected (G) sides. n, notochord; s, somite. Arrow indicates the injected side. Asterisks highlight successive somites for embryos showing segmentation. Scale bars: 50 µm.